Emil Weddige art
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A limited edition lithograph on Arches paper titled Requiem for Louis Armstrong , by listed American artist Emil Weddige (1907 - 2001). This piece depicts a colorful and crowded parade in the streets of New Orleans imbued with jazz and nationalism, commemorating the prominent jazz figure Louis Armstrong (1901-1971) . Signed by the artist in graphite, titled, and identified as an artist proof out of a 150 edition. At this cost, item Will be shipped without frame in a tube unless buyer wants to spend the higher cost of shipping the entire steel blue tone frame with matt and glass .Emil Weddige is best known for color lithography and painting. Born in Sandwich, Ontario, Canada to American parents, he began his formal artistic training at the Eastern Michigan University in 1904. Upon graduating, Weddige further pursued his artistic career and moved to New York, refining his technique while continuing his education at the Art Students League, working under the likes of renowned artists like Morris Kantor and Emil Ganso, who played an important role for the artist immersion in lithography. Weddige became a notable instructor at University of Michigan Art Department in 1937. Later, he established his studio in Paris, and in doing so he settled his distinctive, color stone lithographic prints and content for which he became recognized. He
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